Better Attention Measurement/Attention vs. Impressions
Attention metrics emerged as a major issue in 2021 and has been important for the ARF ever since.
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Attention metrics emerged as a major issue in 2021 and has been important for the ARF ever since.
Like “Better Measurement” issues, since the early days of marketing, this has been a topic that always requires a fresh look. Given the fast changes in all relevant factors, this is true now more than ever.
These “evergreen” issues are likely to be priorities in 2024 not only because of changes in the marketplace but also because of the emergence of new research tools, including the use of AI.
Arguably, this emerged only in 2023 as a top research issue. AI is likely to play a major role in many of the topics discussed below, such as research quality, marketing strategies, measurement and attention metrics.
A number of presentations at the recent ARF OTT 2023 conference documented the unprecedented rapidity of change in media use in the current era. Here are findings and conclusions from several of the presentations. Read more »
As the media landscape continues to evolve at, arguably, the fastest rate ever, the meaning of OTT has changed from “Over-the-Top” to include video content on all platforms. The ARF’s 2023 OTT conference, held last month in LA, was about “OTT and Beyond.” Read more »
During a panel on measurement issues at the recent ARF OTT 2023 conference, the importance of content measurement and how it differs from ad measurement was highlighted.
The recent ARF OTT 2023 conference covered, among many other things, advertising opportunities in the new media environment. Here are two examples: first a summary of the variety of ad formats available now. Second, insights on the role of ad/product placements.
Next week, for its eighth year, the ARF presents the Attribution & Analytics Accelerator.
“The Rise of Alpha” is the title of a new study that alerts us to the need to understand the cohort of kids under age 12. Read more »